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David M Williams
David has been computing since 1984 where he instantly gravitated to the family Commodore 64. He completed a Bachelor of Computer Science degree from 1990 to 1992, commencing full-time employment as a systems analyst at the end of that year. David subsequently worked as a UNIX Systems Manager, Asia-Pacific technical specialist for an international software company, Business Analyst, IT Manager, and other roles. David has been the Chief Information Officer for national public companies since 2007, delivering IT knowledge and business acumen, seeking to transform the industries within which he works. David is also involved in the user group community, the Australian Computer Society technical advisory boards, and education.
Sunday, 22 March 2020 22:51
Fully-native GitHub mobile, tablet apps released
The world's largest software collaboration platform, GitHub, has released native iOS and Android apps to help developers stay in touch with teams, triage issues and merge code from anywhere at any time.
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Open Source
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Thursday, 19 March 2020 11:20
Apple releases new iPad Pro, LiDAR scanner, trackpad, backlit keyboard
Global technology manufacturer, Apple, has announced a new iPad Pro and accompanying backlit keyboard and trackpad accessory.
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Home Tech
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Wednesday, 04 March 2020 12:13
Over 80% of APAC banking community now using SAS
The APAC market diverges when it comes to analytical maturity, key industries and business drivers, but one thing's for sure; everyone benefits from increased access to actionable insights. SAS executive Deepak Ramanathan spoke with iTWire about the region, as well as the increasing effect of coronavirus.
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Data
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VENDOR NEWS & EVENTS
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How to keep the new 'remote' normal from being the next headache
GUEST OPINION* by Andrew Huntley regional director ANZ and Pacific… -
How to rapidly support a distributed workforce
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How digital workers (aka software robots) protect our identity
GUEST OPINION by Dan Ternes* : Rapid advancements towards digital… -
When 1% of the Light Equals 100% of the Information
VENDOR CONTRIBUTION: Layer 1 (the physical layer) encryption is an… -
BANKER DOUBLES DOWN ON MINING
GUEST CONTRIBUTION: Australia’s pioneer cyber emergency response team, AusCERT, recently took… -
Why your SD-WAN deployment is failing … and what you can do about it
GUEST CONTRIBUTION by Adam Fuoss*, vice president technical sales Silver… -
Nutanix expands COVID-19 Response to Asia Pacific business
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: Enterprise cloud computing vendor Nutanix is expanding… -
Integrating applications with a low-code platform for successful modernisation
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* by Mark Weaser VP APAC, OutSystems: Modernisation is… -
COVID-19 - the single word that tells IT vendors why they need cost-effective PR
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CommandHub’s HubDrop provides secure document exchange for staff working from home
PROMOTIONAL NEWS* : Responding to customer requests for rapid deployment… -
Privacy violations are a terrible thing, but so is the panic they sow
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Is circumventing geo-restrictions piracy?
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Creso Pharma hires former Canopy Growth executives
ASX VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH) has appointed two… -
Creso Pharma brings its cannabis products to the Scandinavian market
ASX VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT. By Jonathan Jackson: Cannabis has a place… -
MMJ Group’s Growing Portfolio of Cannabis Assets
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT. By Jonathan Jackson: There’s little doubt the… -
NetLinkz helps Beijing government get people back to work
GUEST OPINION By Jonathan Jackson: February has been a busy… -
DXC Technology Advances Deployments of Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Technologies for Enterprises in the Connected, Digital Workplace
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) today highlighted how… -
Australian company develops technology solution to help address ‘rampant’ employee underpayment
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: Australian technology start up NoahFace has today… -
Charlie-1 looms as potential company maker for 88 Energy
Written by Trevor Hoey GUEST CONTRIBUTION: Alaskan focused oil and… -
CommsChoice sees strong uptake of Microsoft Teams Direct Call Routing service through Microsoft partners
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: CommsChoice (ASX: CCG) announced today that it…
REVIEWS
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Review: Brother DS-940DW portable scanner
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Review – Zebra L10 ruggedised tablets
The market for ruggedised tablets and laptops is growing. Analyst… -
Software Review – Stellar Repair for QuickBooks Software
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Review: Brother Inkvestment A3 Inkjet Multi-Function Printer MFC-J6545DW
Brother's MFC-J6545DW multifunction delivers full A3 capabilities with low running… -
Tranya Rimor True Wireless earbuds
Emerging audio products brand, Tranya, has released its newest Bluetooth… -
REVIEW: Tenda's Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System nova MW5s makes a beautiful mesh of price, speed and coverage
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Review: D-Link Exo AC3000 smart mesh router DIR-3060
One of the big selling points of this router is… -
Review: Realme 5 and 5 Pro smartphones
Following the original announcement of the release of 4 new… -
Plantronics RIG 700 HD Ultra-light Gaming Headset Review
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Review: OPPO's 5G phone is great, but it's tough to find 5G in Melbourne
The OPPO Reno 5G 10x Zoom proves two things: one,… -
Alienware 510H 7.1 Gaming Headset Review
Gamer Freddie Ross has used most modern gaming headsets extensively.… -
Best Bag Ever? Everki Onyx Premium Backpack Review
We’ve been huge fans of Everki bags in the past… -
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H9 3rd Gen noise cancelling headphones review
Bang & Olufsen’s Beoplay noise-cancelling, wireless headphones have been a… -
In-car bushfire smoke reduction: Sharp IG-BC2J-B air purifier review
Hot on the heals of yesterday’s four-year-late review of Sharp’s… -
Bushfire Anti-Smoke Air Purifier: Sharp KC-A50 review
With asthma attacks spiking, some people will need to take… -
Review: Aspera Mobile Jazz 2
This budget mobile hits a spot, even though 'premium' buyers… -
MSI Raider GE65 9SE Laptop Review
We’ve been impressed by MSI’s all-rounder notebooks for a couple… -
Book review: We the People by Peter S. Temes and Florin Rotar
Big Data can tease out all manner of analyses and… -
Review: OPPO AX5s shows that good things need not cost the earth
There are two very good reasons why the OPPO AX5s… -
VideoProc – The Fastest 4K Video Editing Tool with GPU Hardware Acceleration
VideoProc: a very fast way to edit and convert video…
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